In a state with a designed-to-fail vaccine exemption scheme, we champion medical freedom and parents’ authority to make healthcare decisions for their children.
Through public education and hard-hitting legal action, we defend these rights in the courts—where it counts.
Free Now Foundation’s MAJOR LAWSUITS to defend Medical
Freedom and Bodily Autonomy, with a Focus on Children
Vaccines are required for school, but parents have no real say—even though the government knows these shots can be unsafe and the manufacturers can’t be sued. Our lawsuit says California’s vaccine laws break basic fairness rules, called “due process.” If we win, the vaccine mandate will be thrown out completely— meaning parents wouldn’t need to ask for exemptions at all.
Free Now’s Case to End Vaccine Mandates Has Been Released from District Court to Move to Next Step:
A Prescription for Medical Totalitarianism
NEW 3-in-1 Lawsuit Challenges CA to Prove Shots Stop Transmission
Do California’s School Vaccines Stop Transmission?
Bad Decision on Jacobson in 9th Circuit?
A Broken System: Our Case to End Vaccine Mandates
“The Big One” – Free Now Foundation Sues Newsom Again to Protect All California Children
Our goal is to be heard by the Supreme Court of the United States
Students with disabilities have a federal right to skip vaccines—even if California’s rules say otherwise. While we still have mandates, our lawsuit demands schools honor this right and accept vaccine waivers for all students with disabilities—no
exceptions.
A Lifeline in a World of Mandates
We will seek justice for a bereaved mother of a special needs girl killed by reckless hospital protocols and by staff’s false statements used to separate mother from daughter. Our suit seeks to hold staff accountable and ensure hospital patients are treated as people, not guinea pigs.
The Ventilator Maestro, a Lethal Cocktail, and One Mother's Unyielding Demand for Accountability
Your membership fuels groundbreaking litigation, like challenging school vaccine mandates and defending medical exemptions
for vulnerable children.
